The German choral conductor, organist and church musician, Bernd Eberhardt, received his musical education at the Hochschule der Künste in Berlin and at the Sweelick Conservatorium in Amsterdam. His teachers included Rudolf Heinemann and Ewald Kooiman (organ), as well as Uwe Gronostay (conducting) and Rainer Becker (piano).
Bernd Eberhardt seved as Kantor and organist at the Markuskirche in Stuttgart, with a teaching assignment for the training of part-time church musicians. Since 1999, he is organist at the Rats- und Marktkirche St. Johannis in Göttingen as well as Director of the Göttinger Stadtkantorei and the Göttinger Kammerchor.
In addition to his distinctive activity as a conductor, organ concerts regularly take Bernd Eberhardt to major German cities and other European countries. As a pedagogue he gives seminars and teaches at the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen. He can be heard frequently as a chamber musician at the piano. |